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YINGHUA 4K 2x3 HDMI Video Wall Controller 6 Display KVM Switch
Splits one 4K 30 Hz HDMI source across six 1080p 60 Hz displays in a 2×3 video wall with audio extraction and plug-and-play operation
- TypeHDMI
- Drives six displays from one 4K source
- Splits 3840x2160 input into six 1920x1080 outputs
- Supports 2x3, 2x2, 1x2 and 2x1 layouts
- Pure hardware design needs no control software
- Optical and 3.5 mm audio extraction included
2×3 HDMI video wall controller
This unit takes one HDMI source and splits it across six displays in a 2×3 grid. It is aimed at installers building advertising walls, restaurant menus or classroom displays. No control software is required; the hardware handles the stitching automatically.
Plug-and-play installation
Connect the source to the single HDMI input and run six HDMI cables to the screens. The main limitation is cable length: 4K at 30 Hz needs an 8 m AWG26 cable, while 4K at 60 Hz requires a 3 m HDMI 2.0 cable. Exceeding those distances will drop the signal.
Output resolution capped at 1080p60
Although the input accepts up to 3840×2160 at 30 Hz, each of the six outputs is limited to 1920×1080 at 60 Hz. Audio can be extracted via optical or 3.5 mm analogue ports. Cascading multiple units is possible, but total display count and bandwidth stay bound by the same output ceiling.
Highlights
- Drives six displays from one 4K source
- Splits 3840x2160 input into six 1920x1080 outputs
- Supports 2x3, 2x2, 1x2 and 2x1 layouts
- Pure hardware design needs no control software
- Optical and 3.5 mm audio extraction included
Specifications
| Type | HDMI |
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Questions about this item
How can I confirm the video wall controller is outputting correctly after connecting six displays?
Verify each of the six HDMI outputs shows a 1920x1080/60Hz signal and that the stitched image spans all screens without gaps; the front panel LEDs indicate active ports and the audio extraction ports pass DTS-HD or PCM sound.
What comes in the box and which cables or accessories must be purchased separately?
The unit includes the controller and a UK power plug; you must supply one HDMI source cable up to 8 m for 4K/30Hz or 3 m for 4K/60Hz, plus six HDMI display cables and any optical or 3.5 mm audio leads you need.
Which splicing mode should I choose for a standard 2x3 video wall versus a larger cascaded setup?
Select the built-in 2x3 mode for a six-screen wall; use the cascade function to link additional controllers when expanding beyond six displays, all configured via the hardware buttons with no software required.
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